TYT Glenn Beck attacks FDR

[Chisox08]

Run time: 07:35 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJSEexFKByI   Posted on YouTube: March 20, 2010 By YouTube Member: TheYoungTurks Views on YouTube: 12190   Posted on DU: March 20, 2010 By DU Member: Chisox08 Views on DU: 1066

 
Glenn is up to his usual stupidity and The Young Turks rips him a new one.

[ihavenobias]

1. Reminder: You can fast forward past Beck and just watch TYT 'rip him a new one'. Also...

After you watch the above video, check out our interviews with Michael Moore, Jesse Ventura, Howard Dean and more:

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[20score]

2. To the Greatest!

[JDPriestly]

3. Beck is on his way out and down.

To keep his audience excited, he has to get more and more hysterical. Sooner or later, his hysteria will get the best of him. He will either do something so crazy that he turns off his audience or he will offend someone his audience defends.

Rush Limbaugh pretends to get carried away, but is actually very cynical and studied in his commentary. Glenn Beck really does become completely confused by his own rhetoric. Glenn Beck is entertaining because of his psychological problems. I'm not trained in psychology, but it doesn't take a degree to recognize that Glenn Beck is a vulnerable, troubled person who is trying very hard to fool himself and others.

Fox News will, sooner rather than later, "retire" him. It probably won't happen today or tomorrow but the end of Glenn Beck's career cannot be that far off. He is Fox News's Tower of Pisa. It is taking more and more rigging, more and more structural engineering, just to keep him standing up.

[WhoIsNumberNone]

4. Glenn Beck and the Republicans don't want education to be a right

unless it's Bible-based of course. It's all in keeping with Republican anti-intellectualism. Smart = bad. (G)Len(i)n Beck = Pol Pot.

[ScottLand]

5. I thought it was funny how Beck

used his own words ("I've been telling you for over a year now...") as a confirmation that his present statement is true.

[ihavenobias]

6. Ha, ha...good point. n/t

[Bullet1987]

7. The Right hates FDR

It goes back to the economic (corporatist) control of that party and it's Friedman roots. Strictly anti-Keynes (the architect of the New Deal) and anti-development.

[ihavenobias]

8. Kick n/t